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POLITICS1d agoPutin proposes trilateral summit with Trump and Xi on Ukraine warPutin has proposed a trilateral summit involving Trump and Xi to discuss the Ukraine war. This diplomatic overture could significantly influence the ongoing conflict.bgnes.com · Bulgaria
POLITICS1d ago Political intervention after mine court order slammedPolitical intervention following a court order concerning a mine has drawn strong criticism. This raises concerns about the independence of the judiciary or regulatory processes.goulburnpost.com.au · Australia
POLITICS1d agoLula and Bolsonaro trade barbs in fiery Brazil run-off debateBrazil’s Senator Flavio Bolsonaro and President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva traded barbs in ⁠their first face-to-face presidential debate on Sunday in a contentious back-and-forth just one week before the election’s run-off. Polls before the debate suggested Bolsonaro, the son of former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro, would enter the October 25 vote as the favourite after finishing nearly two points ahead of Lula in the election’s first round earlier this month. But surveys have also shown a...South China Morning Post
POLITICS1d agoUnrest in Philippines threatens to upend US backed data centersProtests against widespread state corruption have flooded the Philippines in recent weeks, putting pressure on the leadership of a country that for years has been one of the United States’ closest military and commercial allies in Southeast Asia. The domestic turmoil threatens to shake up the U.S.-Philippines partnership, particularly given that American-funded data center projects under President Donald Trump’s Pax Silica initiative are among the targets of the protesters’ rage. On September 21, 2026, President Ferdinand Marcos — whose national trust rating sits at just 28% — put the presidenResponsible Statecraft
POLITICS1d agoThanks to Trump's war, Dems successfully co-opt 'America First'In 2024, President Donald Trump won his second term and Republicans took control of the Senate by campaigning on “America First.”Two years later, some Democrats are trying to steal that thunder.“Everywhere I go, I get somebody who comes up and says, ‘Look, I voted for Trump two, three times, and I’m voting for you,” said Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on NBC’s Meet the Press on Oct. 11.“And I ask why,” he continued. “They say, ‘It’s because you really want me to have healthcare.’ I really want them to have healthcare. ‘It’s because you really are America first.’ I really aResponsible Statecraft
POLITICS1d agoAmericans are unhappy. How will they vote in the midterms?The FT’s focus group in the Pennsylvania battleground of Bethlehem revealed anxiety about the country ahead of November’s electionsFinancial Times
POLITICS1d agoHow Keralam can overcome its legacy infrastructure deficitThe accumulated gap cannot be overcome within a reasonable time frame by budgetary resources alone, says T.M. Thomas Isaac, former Finance Minister of Keralam, underscoring the importance of a mechanism like KIIFB for the StateThe Hindu
POLITICS1d agoCan Spain afford its pensions? What to know about the funding debate ahead of the electionSpain’s pension system is not bankrupt, but increasingly relies on state funding. Social Security ended 2025 with a deficit of 0.4% of GDP after €47.8 billion in state transfers. Research institute Fedea puts the underlying deficit, excluding those transfers, at 4.15% of GDP.EuroNews [en]
POLITICS1d ago18 years old and a vote to cast for the first time: what do the youngest voters expect from political parties?Las preocupaciones de quienes acaban de incorporarse al censo electoral chocan con la imagen que los partidos construyen de la juventudEl País
POLITICS1d agoTrump endorses Netanyahu nine days before Israeli election, breaking months of silenceTrump's late backing comes as the two leaders’ strategies on Iran and Gaza have diverged, and he warns the US may not “do this work” if Israel changes leaders.EuroNews [en]
POLITICS1d agoBrazil's Lula, Bolsonaro clash in bitter debate ahead of election runoffBrazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro traded personal attacks in a heated presidential debate on Sunday, a week before a closely contested run-off. The rivals accused each other of lying and corruption while clashing over the economy, security and healthcare ahead of the October 25 vote.France 24 [en]
POLITICS1d ago‘It broke my heart’: Limoges residents reel after town hall fireResidents in Limoges, France, are expressing shock and anger after protests saw their 140-year-old town hall set ablaze.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICS1d agoZelensky: Ready to run in election before war endsVolodymyr Zelensky stated that if the presidential election were held during the war, he would run in it, as he considers it his duty to defend Ukraine until the end of hostilities.Ukrinform [en]
POLITICS1d agoCeuta hospital sends twenty injury reports of immigrants who claim to have been attacked by military personnel to the judgeLos informes médicos, que identifican a las víctimas y detallan sus heridas, son claves para la investigación judicialEl País
POLITICS1d agoThe Government starts 'social Tuesdays' with a decree to improve benefits for widowhood, disability, for victims of terrorism and gender violenceEl Ejecutivo usará todos los Consejos de Ministros hasta las elecciones del 29-N para aprobar hitos como la subida del Salario Mínimo InterprofesionalEl País
POLITICS1d agoThe Constitutional Court discusses whether to intervene now in the controversy over the suspension of voting rights for 160,000 Spaniards due to the 'grandchildren's law'“El vínculo entre ser español y el voto es indisoluble”, defiende el Defensor del Pueblo en su demanda de amparo ante el tribunal de garantías, que decide desde hoy si admite ese recurso o si deben agotarse primero otras víasEl País
POLITICS1d agoEuropean youth confronts a future without prospectsLas protestas se extienden por Francia, Italia, Bélgica, Albania, Portugal y España. La generación del mañana no se resignaEl País
POLITICS1d agoHow the capital is becoming a test for the federal governmentEin mögliches rot-grün-rotes Bündnis in Berlin schlägt bundespolitisch hohe Wellen. Während z.B. Grünen-Chef Felix Banaszak vor radikalen Kräften warnt und die Tür zur CDU taktisch offen halten will, ist Friedrich Merz wiederum hart und unerbittlich im Ton gegenüber Grünen und der SPD, wenn es um die Gespräche mit radikalen linken Kräften geht. Rasmus Buchsteiner ordnet […]Politico Europe
POLITICS1d agoMudgee road upgrades : $35m study proposes traffic lights | Mudgee GuardianA $35 million study for Mudgee road upgrades proposes the installation of traffic lights, indicating local infrastructure development plans.mudgeeguardian.com.au · Australia
POLITICS1d agoFederal Action On Voting Systems Raises Concerns | NewsRadio 104 . 9 WBUVFederal actions regarding voting systems are raising concerns, indicating potential issues or controversies surrounding electoral processes.newsradio1049.iheart.com · United States
POLITICS1d agoSouth Korea Hedging Strategy - Antiwar . comThis article discusses South Korea's hedging strategy, which is a foreign policy approach to manage risks and uncertainties in international relations.original.antiwar.com · United States
POLITICS1d agoFederal Action On Voting Systems Raises ConcernsFederal government actions regarding voting systems have raised concerns among unspecified parties. This issue pertains to the integrity and administration of elections.woc1420.iheart.com · United States
POLITICS1d agoTrump says he doesnt want to drive Russia awayDonald Trump has stated his intention not to alienate Russia. This indicates a potential foreign policy stance regarding a key geopolitical player.westernadvocate.com.au · Australia
POLITICS1d ago60 Minutes Transcript : Election officials describe impacts of federal actions on votingThis article provides a transcript from 60 Minutes where election officials detail how federal actions have affected voting processes. This highlights concerns regarding election integrity and governmental influence.cbsnews.com · United States
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